Well the implication is that: - there are such docs - you can find them - they won't lie to you - they'll be enough to give you a picture of how everyt

Well the implication is that: - there are such docs - you can find them - they won't lie to you - they'll be enough to give you a picture of how everything works It's great that Docker fits this criteria, but in general tools that let you cut out a few of those steps and inspect how the actual thing is running live are also nice. Ideally, consider using both: trust the docs, but validate regardless to have more confidence.